Grade mock exams with AI
Dozens of papers, one shared rubric, little time: Correxio proposes a score for every paper while you review the first ones.
What a mock exam demands, and what Correxio does
A mock exam means an unusual volume of papers, a rubric to apply the same way from the first student to the last, and papers to hand back quickly so students can learn from them.
The same rubric for everyone
The AI applies exactly the same grid to every paper: the hundredth is read as carefully as the first, without end-of-pile fatigue.
Anonymous papers
Each student's name is masked before grading, as in exam conditions. You get it back in the score export.
Several papers at once
Papers are graded in parallel, and you start reviewing as soon as the first one is ready.
Annotated papers to hand back
Each student gets a PDF of their paper with annotations and the overall comment; the whole batch downloads as a single ZIP.
Every score in one table
The CSV export gives each student's score, question by question: spot at a glance the exercise the whole class struggled with.
From the stack of papers to the score sheet
The same flow as an ordinary assignment, designed to handle the load.
Exam and rubric
Upload the mock exam (PDF, photo or Word); the AI drafts a rubric that you adjust to the official grid or your team's.
The papers
One file per student becomes a paper right away; a single PDF from the school copier is split into papers, page by page.
Review
Go through the papers one by one, the scan next to the scores, and confirm or adjust each score in one click.
Back to the students
Export the scores as CSV and the annotated papers as PDF, to print or share.
Your questions about mock exams
How many pages is a mock exam?
It depends on how long the papers are: 30 students each handing in a double sheet scanned on both sides make 120 pages. The free plan (30 pages a month) is enough to try it on a few papers; paid plans offer 250 or 500 pages a month.
Can several teachers grade with a shared rubric?
Each Correxio account is individual: there is no shared space between colleagues yet. Each teacher can, however, enter the same rubric in their own batch and grade their classes against the same grid.
Are papers handled confidentially?
Yes: the name is masked before the AI reads the paper, data is hosted in the European Union, and papers are never used to train a model. The details are in our FAQ and privacy policy.
Can I use the AI's score as is?
It remains a proposal: review each paper before exporting. The review screen is made for that, with the paper in front of you and every score editable in one click.
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